(1) Verification, by employers, of five years of work experience directly related to each industry sector(s) to be named on the credential and listed in Section 80035.5. Forty-eight semester units or the quarter unit equivalent of postsecondary vocational training, related to the industry sector(s) to be named on the credential and verified by official transcript, may be substituted for a maximum of two of the five years of work experience. This substitution may be made on a pro rata basis up to the two year maximum. One year of the required work experience shall be within the three years immediately preceding the issuance of the preliminary credential. Except as provided below, teaching shall not be considered as acceptable work experience. For purposes of meeting the requirement of one year of work experience within the three years immediately preceding the issuance of the preliminary credential, any of the following or a combination of the following may be cumulated to total 1000 clock hours:

(2) Verification of a high school diploma or the equivalent;

(3) Verification of knowledge of the Constitution of the United States, as specified in Education Code Section 44335, by one of the means described in Section 80415;

(4) Verification that the applicant has been fully apprised of the requirements for both the preliminary and clear credentials, including Level I and Level II requirements of the program of personalized preparation;

(5) Submission of a completed Application for Credential Authorizing Public School Service (form 41-4, rev. 9/08) available on the Commission's website and hereby incorporated by reference, together with its related Instruction and Information Sheet (rev. 9/08) and Form 41-ECC (Explanation of Criminal Conviction or Pending Criminal Charge) (rev. 7/08); the fee as specified in Section 80487(a)(1); and verification of completion of livescan, unless clearance is already on file with the Commission.

(6) Recommendation from a Commission-approved program of personalized preparation on a form approved by the Commission.

(7) Final date for initial issuance of a preliminary full-time career technical education teaching credential pursuant to this subsection shall be August 31, 2010.

(1) A valid initial preliminary full-time vocational education or career technical education teaching credential;

(2) Completion of all Level I requirements of a Commission-approved program of personalized preparation.

(1) A valid preliminary full-time career technical education teaching credential;

(2) Completion of all Level I and Level II requirements of a Commission-approved program of personalized preparation;

(3) Two years of successful teaching on the basis of the preliminary career technical education teaching credential in the industry sector(s) listed;

(4) The study of health education as specified in Education Code Section 44259(c)(4)(A);

(5) Submission of a completed Application for Credential Authorizing Public School Service (form 41-4, rev. 9/08) available on the Commission's website and hereby incorporated by reference, together with its related Instruction and Information Sheet (rev. 9/08) and Form 41-ECC (Explanation of Criminal Conviction or Pending Criminal Charge) (rev. 7/08); and the fee as specified in Section 80487(a)(1);

(6) Recommendation from a Commission-approved program of personalized preparation on a form approved by the Commission.

(7) Applicants who have not completed the clear full-time career technical education teaching credential requirements as specified in (c) on or before August 31, 2013 may apply for a three-year preliminary career technical education teaching credential pursuant to section 80034.2(a) or a clear career technical education teaching credential pursuant to section 80034.2(b), as determined by a Commission-approved LEA.

(1) A valid preliminary full-time vocational education teaching credential;

(2) Two years of successful teaching on the basis of the preliminary vocational education teaching credential in the subject(s) listed;

(3) Completion of all Level I and Level II requirements of a Commission-approved program of personalized preparation;

(4) The study of health education as specified in Education Code Section 44259(c)(4)(A);

(5) Submission of a completed Application for Credential Authorizing Public School Service (form 41-4, rev. 9/08) available on the Commission's website and hereby incorporated by reference, together with its related Instruction and Information Sheet (rev. 9/08) and Form 41-ECC (Explanation of Criminal Conviction or Pending Criminal Charge) (rev. 7/08); and the fee as specified in Section 80487(a)(1);

(6) Recommendation from a Commission-approved program of personalized preparation on a form approved by the Commission.

(7) Applicants who have not completed the clear full-time vocational education teaching credential requirements as specified in (d) on or before August 31, 2013 may apply for a three-year preliminary career technical education teaching credential pursuant to section 80034.2(a) or a clear career technical education teaching credential pursuant to section 80034.2(b), as determined by a Commission-approved program of personalized preparation.

(1) A preliminary full-time career technical education teaching credential issued on the basis of the applicant's satisfaction of all requirements excepting (a)(3) shall be valid for one year. The one-year preliminary full-time career technical education teaching credential shall be extended to the full five-year preliminary period upon verification of satisfaction of requirement (a)(3) and submission of a completed Application for Credential Authorizing Public School Service (form 41-4, rev. 9/08) available on the Commission's website and hereby incorporated by reference, together with its related Instruction and Information Sheet (rev. 9/08) and Form 41-ECC (Explanation of Criminal Conviction or Pending Criminal Charge) (rev. 7/08), and the fee(s), as specified in Section 80487;

(2) An initial preliminary full-time career technical education teaching credential issued on the basis of the applicant's satisfaction of all requirements specified in subsection (a) shall be valid for five years, but shall authorize service for no more than two years from the date of issuance of the credential unless the holder presents verification of having met requirements for continuance, by a Commission-approved LEA, to his or her ESD of the successful completion of all Level I requirements of a Commission-approved program of personalized preparation;

(3) A clear full-time career technical education teaching credential issued on the basis of the applicant's satisfaction of all requirements specified in subsection (c) or a clear full-time vocational education teaching credential issued on the basis of the applicant's satisfaction of all requirements specified in subsection (d) shall be valid for five years.